SHANGHAI -- Shanghai wants to build an industrial cluster for producers of unmanned vehicles. Hu Weiguo, head of the Jinshan district government in Shanghai, said on Saturday at the opening of the 2017 World Unmanned System Conference, that the district government had planned to push for the building of such a production base. He said the government would encourage the research, production, testing and system integration of drones, self-driving vehicles and vessels, as well as intelligence robots in the industrial base. China's unmanned system industry is still in an early stage of development, said Sun Baiyuan, secretary general of the Association of Unmanned Vehicle Systems of China. He said the industry needed strategic development, network safety protection and research on market application. During the meeting, there were drone shows for fire fighting and automated delivery, unmanned vehicles for digging and demolition, as well as self-driving boats for testing water quality. Industry representatives from the United States, Britain and Germany among others attended the meeting. festival wristband claspcustom silicone braceletsrubber bracelet makermotivational wristbands for athletes
BEIJING - A short documentary highlighting China's achievements in television since the 18th Communist Party of China National Congress in 2012 will be aired starting from Wednesday. The short film, named "Inflaming Dreams: China on Screen," runs for 10 minutes and covers 54 documentaries, 16 TV series and three variety shows, said the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television (SAPPRFT). The film is divided into three chapters. The first displays the Chinese people's fight to achieve national liberation; the second describes how the Chinese build their country and create a beautiful life; and the third highlights the theme that the Chinese dream belongs to every single Chinese, according to the SAPPRFT.
